** This is not a post to complain. Just to appreciate the life with iPhone and other smartphones **
I've sold 3GS to my friend last month and played with Nexus One for a while. Now that return period is almost up and I just sent it back last week.
I'm currently stuck with unlocked Motorola ROKR E8 that I've got for travel/backup until the 24th. I've been with iPhone from the launch day of the original one. Before that, I was with several generations of Treo and Blackberry. Last time when I was using not-so-smart phones, I think there wasn't such a term as "Feature Phone."
Now I'm realizing I'm so spoiled by iPhone. I don't really use voice calls other than very occasional phone meetings with clients. Most of my cell phone use is browsing web, email, apps, all sorts of Google services and such. I'm sure many of you guys are like that, too. I want to stream some podcasts and listen to it via BT headphone, receive calls and download files from Dropbox while I talk to my client, run turn-by-turn navigation while I listen to favorite playlist. I'm so used to all that.
I'm carrying iPad with me for the time being, but I don't know I what'd do if I didn't have the iPad right now.
Anyone in the same boat, feeling the pain and realizing how great the life has been with an iPhone?
I've sold 3GS to my friend last month and played with Nexus One for a while. Now that return period is almost up and I just sent it back last week.
I'm currently stuck with unlocked Motorola ROKR E8 that I've got for travel/backup until the 24th. I've been with iPhone from the launch day of the original one. Before that, I was with several generations of Treo and Blackberry. Last time when I was using not-so-smart phones, I think there wasn't such a term as "Feature Phone."
Now I'm realizing I'm so spoiled by iPhone. I don't really use voice calls other than very occasional phone meetings with clients. Most of my cell phone use is browsing web, email, apps, all sorts of Google services and such. I'm sure many of you guys are like that, too. I want to stream some podcasts and listen to it via BT headphone, receive calls and download files from Dropbox while I talk to my client, run turn-by-turn navigation while I listen to favorite playlist. I'm so used to all that.
I'm carrying iPad with me for the time being, but I don't know I what'd do if I didn't have the iPad right now.
Anyone in the same boat, feeling the pain and realizing how great the life has been with an iPhone?